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I made a small browser game: one red button, and every press gives you something random with a rarity badge. That might be a fact, a joke, a weird place on Google Maps, a strange website or a tiny tune.

https://lfg-games.itch.io/just-click-the-button

What I'd like to know:

• Which results felt like duds? The card type plus a few words is enough ("Fact about Monaco, boring").
• Did the rarity feel right? How many presses did it take to hit something Rare or better?
• Was it clear what to do with each card, like opening the map or revealing a riddle's answer?
• On a phone, was anything cut off or hard to read?

Thanks for pressing it.

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Just Click the Button is a small browser game about one red button. Every press gives you something random: a strange fact, a joke, a weird place seen from above, an odd corner of the internet, a tiny tune made up on the spot.

Every result has a rarity, from Common to Legendary. The odds are listed in the game and nothing is for sale. The rarest ones do things to the button itself.

Free, and it plays in the browser on desktop and phone.

https://lfg-games.itch.io/just-click-the-button

https://lfg-games.itch.io/reject-all (free, browser, desktop and phone)

Reject All is a WarioWare-style game about cookie banners and dark patterns. Each microgame gives you a one-line command (REJECT ALL, UNSUBSCRIBE, HOLD TO BLOCK, CALL TO CANCEL...) and a few seconds to do it. 

What I'd like feedback on:

1. Readability: could you tell what to do from the command and the screen before time ran out? Which microgames felt unclear or unfair?
2. Jokes: which websites and gags landed, and which fell flat?
3. Difficulty: did the speed-up feel fair? How far into the recipe did you get?
4. Phone: anything broken, too small or hard to tap on mobile?

A run takes 3–10 minutes. Even a one-line answer to any of these helps. Thanks!

https://lfg-games.itch.io/reject-all

You want Nonna Rosa's lasagna recipe. Every website between you and it wants your consent, your email or your notifications first. Twenty WarioWare-style microgames, a few seconds each: reject cookies while the buttons swap places, confirm that you do not wish to stop not receiving emails, select every square with regret, call to cancel in the 3:00–3:01 AM window, then a boss fight against Nonna's kitchen radio.

It plays in the browser on desktop and phones. A run takes 3–10 minutes; sound on recommended